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IPSE has responded to 18 businesses being penalised for late payment, warning it shows the practice is ‘endemic’ in British industry.

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• 17 Jul 2019

The number of women turning to self-employment has risen by 57 per cent since 2008, a new report by IPSE (the Association of Independent Professionals and the Self-Employed) has found.

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• 8 Mar 2019

IPSE welcomes the Business, Energy and Industrial Select Committee’s (BEIS) call to allow the Small Business Commissioner to fine companies who pay freelancers late.

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• 8 Mar 2019

IPSE has warned that late payments and unpaid work are a serious problem for freelancers and the self-employed across the UK.

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• 18 Feb 2019

IPSE contributes to APPG Women in Work report calling for more training opportunities for self-employed women.

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• 28 Jan 2019

A new report by IPSE and Sherpa shows that while the self-employed are financially secure and happy in the present, they are concerned about the future.

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• 17 Oct 2018

IPSE's Jyoti Rambhai on the mental health crisis and how self-employed people can improve theirs.

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• 10 Oct 2018

IPSE welcomes the government's call for evidence on ways to tackle poor payment culture for small businesses and the self-employed.

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• 4 Oct 2018